It increases crop yields.

It reduces crop yields.

It has no impact on crop yields.

It makes crops more resistant to pests and diseases.

Food insecurity is a major cause of social unrest.

Social unrest is a major cause of food insecurity.

There is no relationship between food insecurity and social unrest.

Food insecurity and social unrest are both caused by the same factors.

Yes, climate change has been a factor in some historical food riots and social unrest.

No, climate change has not been a factor in any historical food riots or social unrest.

It is unclear whether climate change has been a factor in any historical food riots or social unrest.

Climate change is a relatively new phenomenon and has not had time to impact food riots or social unrest.

Climate change has led to droughts, which have caused crop failures and food shortages.

Climate change has led to floods, which have destroyed crops and infrastructure.

Climate change has led to heat waves, which have caused heat stress and reduced crop yields.

All of the above.

It is difficult to determine the extent to which climate change is a factor in food riots and social unrest.

There is a lack of data on the relationship between climate change and food insecurity.

It is difficult to develop policies that effectively address the role of climate change in food riots and social unrest.

All of the above.

Investing in climate change adaptation and mitigation measures.

Improving food security and nutrition.

Promoting sustainable agriculture.

All of the above.

International cooperation is essential for addressing the role of climate change in food riots and social unrest.

International cooperation is not necessary for addressing the role of climate change in food riots and social unrest.

International cooperation can make it more difficult to address the role of climate change in food riots and social unrest.

International cooperation has no impact on the role of climate change in food riots and social unrest.

The Paris Agreement.

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

The Global Environment Facility (GEF).

All of the above.

The lack of political will to take action on climate change.

The lack of financial resources to implement climate change adaptation and mitigation measures.

The lack of technical capacity to implement climate change adaptation and mitigation measures.

All of the above.

Reduced risk of food riots and social unrest.

Improved food security and nutrition.

Increased economic stability.

All of the above.

Individuals can reduce their carbon footprint.

Individuals can support policies that address climate change.

Individuals can donate to organizations that are working to address climate change.

All of the above.

Using less energy at home.

Driving less and walking or biking more.

Eating less meat and more plant-based foods.

All of the above.

Policies that promote renewable energy.

Policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Policies that invest in climate change adaptation and mitigation measures.

All of the above.

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

The Sierra Club.

The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC).

All of the above.

Education can help people understand the causes and consequences of climate change.

Education can help people develop the skills they need to adapt to climate change.

Education can help people become more engaged in efforts to address climate change.

All of the above.